The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-18
Personal Mention.

| Mrs. A. s. Fowler has returned from New York.
Miss Sara Lang. of Cincinnati is the guest of Miss
| Kate Matthews.
Miss Amy Conner has gone to New York to study
! painting tor one year.
| Mrs. Marie Louise Andrews. of Connersville Is in
| the city for few days.
Misses Lillian and Grace Dasher have returned from
| visit to Buffalo, n. Y.
Miss Dora Smith. of Muncie, is visiting Miss Eva
| Jackson. of Park
Mrs. f. r. Lane and son Frank have returned from
| visit among relatives in Ohio.
Mrs NJ. Dietrich and daughter have returned from
| two weeks visit to New York.
Miss Rose Foster will return to Vassar CoIleye on
Thursday to enter the senior class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Smith are guests of Mr.
Smiths mother. on East Ohio street.
Miss Belle Schumacher has returned from a visit to
Mrs. Mollie Perkins Roe at Piqua, 0.
Miss Minnie Gates is now in Paris France and is
expected home the middle of October.
Thos. Stibbens and family left for Riverside CAL
last Thursday for permanent residence
Mrs. Cora Schofeld is in the city, attending her
sister, Mrs W. a Krag, who is very i'll.
Mr.. Will Swanson. of Cincinnati, is spending to-day
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Craig and family
Miss Carrie Hendricks left on Friday for Paducah
KY, to teach in the Young ladies seminary.
Mrs. Mary L. Wamsley. of Terre Hau.e is visiting
Mrs. w. Z. Staples, of North lnois street.
Miss Pearl Graham of No. 81 Elm street has gone
to Evansville to attend the wedding of relative
Mrs. William Smith and daughter Belle and Miss
Birdie Huddert have returned from California.
Miss Louise IretOn. of Cincinnati. is the guest of
street.
Mrs. Charles Willard. daughter and son, who have
been spending the summer East. returned home last
night.
Miss Nellie Simmons has returned from Michigan
where she has been visiting friends for the two
weeks.
All the young and women who have been At
tending Eastern colleges will this week their
duties.
Miss Ada Webster, Of shelbyville Ill., will spend .
few weeks with Miss Emily Bigger, at her home on
East South street.
Judge and Mrs. C. c. Hines have left their summer
home at Proctorsvile. VT, and are now spending a
few weeks at Norfolk Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Duy will leave next week for
Georgia TO be gone all winter and they may possibly
extend their stay much longer
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Shuman. and Fremont Shu-
man, of Chicago, guests of Mrs. John Julian on
College avenue, during the past week.
Misses Dasv and Ar ella CASTOR have returned from
New York. where they have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Glliland for time.
Mr.. Will b. Hord, long and favorably known, both
the West. where he expects to locate permanently.
DR.. E. s Elder and party. who went exeur-
sion to Did Point Comfort New York and other East
points, are expected to return home tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Walcott ard family have re-
t'1rned from New York Mills. where they went to
celebrate the golden wedding annversy of Mr. Wal
colts parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter will leave this week
for California They will tase their residence at
Riverside where Mr. Carpenter joins friend in the
fruit business.
Albert Gall apparently was the only person who
celebrated the centennial of the adoption of the Con-
stitution of the United States. He hung out flag
There was no bunting the State-house court
house.
Mr; and Mrs. Rittenhouse Mrs. B. T. Waite, Miss
LA fomeroy: Mrs " NJ. lands and daughter, Miss
Lille Butler Mrs. J. w Beck Miss Anna Barrs Miss
Emma lhompson Mr. and Mrs F. W. Baugher Miss
tarre NaJen and Dir. Herbert Collins went Gin
einnad yesterday to see Rome under Nero"
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Kappes of MavsvilIe Ky
formerly well known residents of ndianaools arrived
IN the city last n sht. and guests of Mr. and Mrs
henry hnippenbcrc. on West Ohio street. Mr.. and
Mrs. happes came to attend the wedding of Misses
Wednesday evening.
On yesterday the remains of Joseph Blair we're
inferred at Crown HILL He a native of Aleohill
County Artrin Ireland. nd had lived in this city for
FIVE years During his residence here ne had won the
esteem of large circle OF acquaintances The